Nothing Phone (4B) Drops to Rs 27,999 and Phone (4A) to Rs 32,999 in Flipkart Big Billion Days

Nothing has announced its offer line-up for Flipkart's Big Billion Days, with discounts across the Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro and Phone (4b), plus its audio, wearables and charger range.

The sale opens for everyone on October 9. Flipkart Plus, VIP and Black members get in a day earlier on October 8, as do holders of eligible co-branded credit cards.

What the phones actually cost

The two headline numbers are Rs 32,999 for the Phone (4a) in its 6GB and 128GB trim, and Rs 27,999 for the Phone (4b) in the same configuration. Nothing is calling these its best-ever and lowest-ever prices respectively.

Read those as a best case, though. Both figures are effective prices, which means they combine a straight price drop, a bank offer, a coupon and an exchange bonus. Unless you have an old phone worth trading in and the right card, your billed amount will land higher.

Bank offers run up to Rs 4,000 on the Phone (4a) and Phone (4b), and up to Rs 4,500 on the Phone (4a) Pro, with an exchange bonus of Rs 500 on most variants.

The Phone (4a) runs a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 with a 6.78-inch 1.5K 120Hz AMOLED panel, a 5,400mAh battery and a dual 50MP OIS setup that includes a periscope telephoto with 70x zoom. The Pro moves to a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, a 144Hz display and a periscope camera Nothing claims reaches 140x. The Phone (4b) is the value pick, with a 6,000mAh battery, a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 and a single 50MP OIS main camera.

Audio and wearables see the steeper cuts

If you are shopping purely on discount percentage, the accessories are where the sale bites harder.

CMF Headphone Pro and Nothing Ear (a) both fall from Rs 7,999 to Rs 4,999, the largest proportional drops in the list. Nothing Ear goes from Rs 11,999 to Rs 7,999, and Headphone (1) from Rs 21,999 to Rs 16,999. Ear (open) sits at Rs 14,999, down from Rs 17,999.

On wearables, the Watch 3 Pro drops to Rs 5,999 from Rs 7,999, and the Watch Pro 2 to Rs 3,799 from Rs 4,999.

Chargers see some of the sharpest drop in price. The 33W unit falls to Rs 799 from Rs 1,299, the 45W to Rs 1,999, the 65W to Rs 2,099, and a 1m cable halves to Rs 399.

Budget buds are cheap enough to be impulse territory, with Buds Neo at Rs 1,699, Buds 2A at Rs 1,899 and Buds Pro 2 at Rs 3,299.

As with every Big Billion Days, stock on the lowest-priced variants tends to move fast in the first hours, and the effective prices depend on offers that can change without notice. Check the final cart value before you commit.